Kerobokan fugitive Shaun Davidson 'checks in' at Amsterdam nightclub

The Australian man who busted out of Bali's notorious Kerobokan prison this week has "checked in" in Amsterdam, according to his Facebook profile.

Shaun Davidson has made a series of updates to his Facebook page, including one which purportedly located him at a specific nightclub.

The Perth man wrote he was "Living the dream" on an account made under the pseudonym Matthew Ragone Ridler.

His photo posted from the Club Air nightclub showed a group of revellers but Davidson was not pictured among them.

Dutch police have now said they are investigating whether Davidson is actually in the Netherlands.

"If we only have slight information about fugitives we are always willing and able to trace somebody down," a Dutch police spokesperson told news.com.au

"We do that with a lot of British fugitives."

Davidson was one of a group of four prisoners who successfully tunnelled out of Kerobokan on Monday morning.

Two of his accomplices were caught yesterday in a luxury hotel in East Timor.

Malaysian man Tee Kok King also remains at large.

Davidson was only two months from being released from Kerobokan on charges of using another person's passport.

But he is also wanted by Western Australian Police on drugs charges.

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